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Smalls Sliders Grand Opening Set for McKinney

The cheeseburger slider chain opens its newest location in McKinney on August 18, featuring a ribbon-cutting ceremony with local community representatives.

Cody Esparza

August 18, 20261 min read

Community Opening - illustration, Jake Team LLC

Smalls Sliders is set to open its newest Texas location in McKinney on August 18 at 10 a.m. The restaurant will be situated at the intersection of State Highway 380 and Custer Road, placing it within the 75071 zip code.

The grand opening event will include a ribbon-cutting ceremony and a check presentation. These activities will involve representatives from the Letters of Light Foundation, which has been designated as the "Smalls Town Hero" for this specific location. The McKinney outlet is owned and operated by Serendipity Provisions LLC, an existing local operating group that also manages another Smalls Sliders site on Hardin Boulevard.

A representative for Serendipity Provisions stated that community response has been strong and expressed excitement about the official launch. The company described McKinney as a fitting home for the new restaurant and indicated a desire to serve as a gathering spot for families and friends for years to come.

Smalls Sliders specializes in fresh, cooked-to-order cheeseburger sliders, along with fries, shakes, queso, and its signature sauce called Smauce. The brand is known for its distinctive "Smorange" buildings, which are constructed from shipping containers and feature streamlined ordering through walk-up windows or drive-thru lanes.

For additional details about the restaurant or franchising opportunities, information is available at smallssliders.com and smallsslidersfranchising.com.

Source: yahoo.com.

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https://www.yahoo.com/lifestyle/articles/smalls-sliders-opens-mckinney-texas-112438020.html

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Cody Esparza

Cody Esparza covers McKinney city hall, the council, and county government.

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